by Erp Lawyers | Sep 27, 2026 | Articles, Real Estate Law
Before you reserve, pay, or sign, one question changes the entire transaction. A property marketed as “beachfront” or “steps from the beach” is not necessarily transferred as registered private property. In Costa Rica, a coastal asset may be titled property, fall...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 24, 2026 | Articles, Institutional ERP
Eduardo Rojas Piedra once again finished a marathon in under three hours. His journey, however, shows that growth also means redefining our personal measure of success. A goal that once seemed extraordinary When he turned 40, Eduardo Rojas Piedra set himself the goal...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 16, 2026 | Articles, Commercial and Corporate Law, Companies
A family business can grow for years on agreements that everyone believes they understand but no one has written down. The difficulty often emerges when a new generation joins the company, a relative wants to sell their stake, or an important decision divides two...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 7, 2026 | Articles, Migration Law, Rentiers
If you’ve researched Costa Rica’s Rentista residency category, you’ve probably heard the same advice: open a Costa Rican bank account, deposit $60,000, and let the bank pay you $2,500 a month for two years. For many Americans, that raises an...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 1, 2026 | Articles, Judicial Collection
Late payments in Costa Rica continue to show a sustained deterioration. In just two years, companies have experienced a significant increase in delinquent accounts across most sectors of the economy. The figures confirm this trend: delinquency in Costa Rican colones...
by Erp Lawyers | Aug 24, 2026 | Articles, Inheritance Law
Tony Hsieh, the founder of Zappos, built one of the most iconic brands in e-commerce and amassed an estate estimated at around US$500 million. Yet his death in 2020 exposed a critical flaw: the absence of a clear, verifiable estate plan. Years later, his estate has...
